(95-97 points) The 2014 Romanée-Saint-Vivant Grand Cru has a detailed bouquet that stops you in your tracks. There is genuine mineraité and tension already locked in here, aromatics that are beautifully focused and almost Richebourg-like in style. The palate is medium-bodied with filigree tannin, succinctly interwoven new oak so that you barely notice its presence. It gently fans out towards the poised, tensile finish and by that time you are already won over by this outstanding Grand Cru from Dujac. -NM

(93-96 points) A gorgeously broad range of spice nuances add excellent breadth to the ultra-elegant, cool and pure aromas of black cherry, plum, cassis, sandalwood and a lovely range of floral scents. There is good richness to the relatively generous yet silky medium-bodied flavors that retain lovely delineation on the superbly persistent finale. This is an exceptionally stylish and classy wine that is supported by ultra-fine tannins which contribute significantly to the overall sense of refinement.

(94-96 points) Aromas of candied raspberry and spicy oak. Hugely ripe and voluptuous, displaying a liqueur-like sweetness to its red cherry and red berry flavors. Still quite primary, even a bit monolithic, and in need of further refinement. Finishes with chewy, granular tannins and palate-staining fruit. This will be spectacular.